A Source Close To Keke Palmer Shuts Down Claims That She Has Dropped Her Restraining Order Against Darius Jackson!

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Cousins! A source close to Keke Palmer has addressed circulating reports that the actress has dropped her restraining order against Darius Jackson!

Within an issued statement, the source declares that Keke is working with authorities to further the ongoing criminal investigation, reports The Shade Room. It has been indicated that the former couple’s hearing has been rescheduled from December 5th to January due to Darius’ attorney’s availability.

“The restraining order that Keke was granted in November remains in full force and effect and will NOT be dropped. Keke will continue to protect her safety and the safety of Leo above all else,” reads the issued statement.

“Keke has pressed charges, the police report has been filed, the criminal investigation by the police is continuing. The hearing is still on the calendar, as planned. Darius lawyer is not available on Dec 5, so the calendar date will move to January.”

As we previously reported Keke had filed for sole physical custody of their one year old son Leodis along with a restraining order against Darius as she claims abuse. The former couple were scheduled for court in regard to the domestic violence restraining order on December 5th.

“Keke is concerned about her privacy, Leo’s privacy, and the privacy of her family so her preference is to resolve the situation privately rather than in open court if possible, but if not possible the hearing remains on the calendar and Keke will stop at nothing to ensure a safe and healthy outcome for herself and Leo.”

It has been indicated that both Keke and Darius would like the hearing postponed until they are able to work their issues out in mediation.

Cousins, let’s continue to keep Keke and her son Leo in our prayers as she and Darius continue to work things out within the best interest of their young son.

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